The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
IN CITY AND COZ MY.
DAsHEs; HERE AND THERE III OUR
EEPORTEE.


Last Week. Occurrences in City and
County Narrated IN Condensed
Paragraphs
Read court notice.
Read the law cards in this issue.
Christmas falls Sunday this year.
The trees are beginning TO Look bare.
Salem is soon to have new calahcose.
Mr.. James A. Gray is moving into his
new residence.
-Nimro,!s report birds plentiful espe-
cially on posted lands.
Miss Della Hine, of Old Town, was in
the city shopping Tuesday.
Our artistic painter, Mr.. J. A. Walker.
reports work in his line brisk.
Mr.. John Burton has returned from
pleasure trip through the West
Displays of Christmas goods are begin
ming to be very noticeable and attractive.
The attendance of Sunday Schools will
doubtless look up as Christmas approached.
The glib-tongued auctioneer is kept
busy on the Winston tobacco market these
days.
MIR. G. L. Beck has returned to Florida
to look to his interests there during the
winter.
Thanksgiving next Thursday. Let US
not forget to observe and give thanks on
that day.
Rev. t. J. Ogburn will occupy the pull
pit of the NJ P Church next Sunday morn
ing and night.
-Mr.J. T. Bagwell, of Charlotte, is in
the city shaking hands with old friends and
acquaintance.
Mrs. Robert Jenkins, of Wilmington,
Rights, in the city.
There are now 1875 boarding pupils at
the Salem Academy, and over 200 inclu-
ding day scholars.
The street force in Salem putting
in some good work these days to the de-
light of the pedestrian.
Our tobacconist, Mr. 7. L. Vaughn, has
gone on several months trip to Ca lifornia
in the interest OF his health.
Mr.. Leroy Tise is painting some large
and attractive signs OH the sides of Mr.. S.
E. Aliens hardware house.
COL j. H. White has the largest porker
we have seen thi. season. It will now pull
the Lean at near 400 pounds.
The fourth quarterly conference will
be conducted by Rev. T. J. Ogburn at the
u. p. Church next Monday night.
Mr.. j ohm Tise has sold his grocery bus
mess to Messrs. Pool & Philips, who will
conduct the business at the same stand.
Our popular druggists, Messrs. Ashcraft
& Owens, have change in their advertise
ment this week, worthy ola careful pefusal.
Travel over the Salem branch road is
enormous these days. Over 10000 pounds
of baggage was handled on the road Tuesday.
A wagon load of Thanksgiving turkeys
was in the city Wednesday and retailed
readily at from sixty to seventy-five cents
each.
Mr.. W. T. Johnson returned last Sat-
urday night from successful trip South in
the interest of the RED Elephant" tobacco
work.
-Ex-Sheriff Fogle is said 10 be one Of
happiest men in Salem, over the arrival On
last Saturday of bouncing boy into his
household
The Presbyterians, Of this city, ex-
tended call a few days ago to Rev. E. p.
Davis, of Shelby, n. G., to the pastorae Of
their church.
DR.. hondthaer gave scioptican en-
tertainment at the Home Chapel, in Salem,
last Friday night to the delight of the
school children.
MIR. c. T. Fetter, OF our clever
brick masons, returned a few days ago from
Chattanooga, Tenn, where he had been for
several months al work.
The Forsyth Rihemen will have their
regular monthly parade next Monday. might
in full dress uniform. Every mem Der is
earnestly requested 10 lie present.
Sheriff Boyer took nine prisoners, SEN
fenced at the last tenn of court, to the G. f.
& Y. r.. E. On Monday he accompanied
three women to the penitentiary.
Mr.. R. B. Kerner, gives notice else
where in this issue that he will sell at pub
lie auction, on Dec. 18th, valuable house
and lot. See notice for particulars.
As result of = protracted meeting re-
Gently held at Friendship, Stokes county,
and at which Rev. III. A. Blown assisted,
SO professions we're made and 30 baptized.
Several were disappointed by the circus
giving only performance in Winston.
Clerks and many others had to content
themselves with the street parade
Rev. s. T. Conrad has accepted the call
to the pastorate of the Baptist church at
Waughtown. He will preach his first SER
mons there next Saturday night and Sunday.
The Ness says that Mr.. sym. A. Min
ish, formerly of Mt Airy, but more recent
ly of Winston, has moved his family to AL
exandria, Va, where they Will reside in
future.
Several of the good ladies of Winston
have been soliciting clothing, etc., for the
destitute class of our citizens. Their move
is good one and we learn they have met
with success.
-Messrs. J. A. White & Son received
four orders last Thursday. How is that for
one dayP Nothing succeeds like success
and free use of printers ink" They adver
tise in The SENTINEL.